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Leith Hill

hill, Surrey, England, United Kingdom
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  • Surrey Heath
    Surrey

    …highest point in the county, Leith Hill (965 feet [294 metres]). The two ridges, with their intervening vale and the gaps cut into them by such rivers as the Mole and the Wey, give the county a variety of landscapes, and in 1958 some 160 square miles (415 square km)…

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    …highest point in the county, Leith Hill (965 feet [294 metres]). The two ridges, with their intervening vale and the gaps cut into them by such rivers as the Mole and the Wey, give the county a variety of landscapes, and in 1958 some 160 square miles (415 square km)…

    Read More